Showing posts with label acceptance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acceptance. Show all posts
Sunday, 6 February 2011
Be Who You Are Around Me (Part 2)
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Nathan Sinclair
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acceptance,
God Knows Just What I Need,
Revelation,
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Teaching
Wonderful news! I have been blessed this morning! I woke up to a text on my phone, and a resolve to get out of bed. So I walked to the computer and turned it on. You see, someone has asked "how is your financial support going?" and I was excited because I have been wondering where God was going to provide, so I could pay the tithe today at church. Well I look in my bank account and someone has already come to the rescue! So I will be paying the tithe today! Wonderful!
Saturday, 5 February 2011
Be who God has made You to Be
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Nathan Sinclair
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acceptance,
Personal Insight,
Strength,
Suffering,
Teaching
Alright, let's see what I have here. A few days ago I heard God say to me "You can be yourself around me" in context, i was just hopping into a room to visit a friend and go out for dinner. I know that God has made me the way that I am and that If I was to share that with someone, to be honest I wouldn't know too much about the subject, just that i get a tingling feeling when I here the phrase, because it shows that God loves me :)
Sunday, 17 October 2010
Thank you so much!
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Nathan Sinclair
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acceptance,
adoption,
belonging,
God the Father,
thank you
We just had our YWAM staff retreat at Hanmer this weekend. I would like to share all about it as Father God has gone above and beyond what anyone asked for or expected to happen.
Thank you Father for loving us.
I also want to thank Denver for leading us in worship
Jeremy for handling everything so well - God really speaks through him.
But I guess if i'm going to start thanking people I will have to thank everyone, for it wouldn't be the same without them.
Thank you Father for loving us.
I also want to thank Denver for leading us in worship
Jeremy for handling everything so well - God really speaks through him.
But I guess if i'm going to start thanking people I will have to thank everyone, for it wouldn't be the same without them.
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